Dutch Election: D66 and PVV Neck and Neck
Almost all the votes have been counted for the 2025 Dutch general election, with Rob Jetten's D66 and Geert Wilders' PVV in a tight race.
With only a few thousand votes separating the two parties, they have each won 26 out of 150 seats, marking the closest call in Dutch history.
- D66 and PVV are on equal footing! at 26 seats each.
- Geert Wilders' PVV has a slight lead with around 1,300 votes, at 99.6% of votes counted.
Despite this, Rob Jetten appears on the front of newspapers this morning and is seen as the winner of this year's election campaign.
Due to the narrow margin, it could be days before the largest party is revealed, reports NOS.
Author's summary: D66 and PVV are almost tied in the Dutch election.
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